What size is the area? Where is rhe area? Kitchen? Is it cushion floor or commercial vinyl?
*bolster attachment
Get yourself a flat scraper and if it's loose it'll come up. You could use an sds drill/hammer drill with a bolter attachment, that would be...
Got a small cloakroom on a job that needs a screed coat that can be painted, think it was Fball 800 wearcoat I used a long time ago but wondered...
...it will be when they ring the fitter who's gone ghost :D
Ahh right. So is it just the point of not being able to take more work on to pay yourself more pennies or you finding doing what you are doing...
Couldn't you just go back to fitting on your own instead of giving it all up completely?
*Whack with a pull bar No chance of that if the skirts are on top though
So it's the last row? Is it like it on all sides or just the full plank sides? Can't quite tell but is your skirts fixed on top after or you...
*goes to :mad:
[Clap Clap] ....aaaaannnnddd the blue Peter badge does to......
Come on then, let's have it :D
Push a ruler under and See how far the underlay is cut back
The handyman who works in the post office by sounds of it lol
Don't 'rush' it then! Let it dry naturally or go with a sandwich dpm
I wouldnt be surprised if he starts lifting the broken pieces and glueing them back down o_O
Noooo mate it not his screed that's blown, it's the floor underneath it, cracks are just shining through his screed making look like it's blown!!
Just shows how much of an amateur he is by saying it hasn't blown because its 30mm on a dpm lol...so the cracks that are visible are actually in...
What an absolute fool this guy :rolleyes: So feathering the cracks is going to keep it from cracking further. You need to get firm with this idiot...
:D so he says...
